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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1887-05-11
How HIe IIalr Dceane white,

Young man to have white hair
Yea that1s %. I'm inst turning forty,
which = TOO young to have il 20 nat
|.1Ally. How did y happeni Well, !
expsrisnce vas ! painful ono to mo and
always makes ma shudder when / think
ON
~ vas n Bosten whom ] was Z young
mxn-that was about twenty-and /
wanted 70 call upon : friend Of mine
who had IN Office in d Of the WASH
ington street blocks Il was about six
stories high, and I found that tho room
/ had 10 visit waa In the fourth story.
II stepped into the elevator, which,
By the way, was mot provided with 20
many improvements and safeguards a.
% present A gentleman got ON TO go
mp and / followed him. He dexter
0usly started the thing and soon stopped
u mi story higher and stepped out.
leaving me Ill alone.
II had never been On one of them
before, but noticing the manner in
which il WAS started. gave The wire q
pull and was conscious OF being slowly
taken upward. One, two stories were
passed and / caught ! glance of the
busy clerks in the Offices, aid then /
reached for the wire TO stop at the next
story.
II gave . slight pull Il did not
stop; I pulled again still harder, but
the speed only seemed 10 increase. /
was now Just past the fourth floor and
rapidly nearing the fifth. I pulled
again, but still Tho thing kept on.
II could hear the ominous rumbling
Of the machinery overhead. Would
the thing never stop, / thought, or was
] to be hurled TO death or crushed to
nothing BY the deadly cogs overhead ?
"Past the sixth floor ! went, and il
commenced to grow darker. The ma
chinery sounded louder, and I could
almost see il from the light that strug-
gled through the dingy loft window. /
tried 10 cry out, but my voice failed mo.
Il determined to make one more
effort, and accordingly reached out in
the dark. ] encountered . wire, and
yanked it with force enough, il would
seem, to break It Still upwards I
CROPPED further, and found another, and
this time with both hands / pulled for
dear life.
thank heaven, the elevator ceased
ito upward motion, and slowly de-
scended. Al it moved down into the
Light I saw that ! had hold Of another
wire, which I had overlooked before.
] let the elevator run until the lower
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Gambetta's Duel with n. Dc FourtDu.
The cause Of the duel wa an excla-
nation of Gambetta during the sitting
Of the Chamber Of Deputies on Novem-
Der 10, 1878-"It is q lie!" These
words we're addressed to M. De Fours
tou, who was making . speech to tie
Chamber.
After having given the lie to N. De
Tourtou, Gambetta left the sitting, and
went to look for N. Clemenceau hi tho
Hobbies OF the Chamber, Gambetta
asked M. Clemenceau to act as his
second, but the latter refused, not
caring to accept the responsibility Of
such an affair, for, naturally, had any
thing serious happened to Gambetta,
the seconds would have had TO bear the
brnnt OF public blame. However,
Gambetta insisted. If you refuse, "
he said to M. Clemenceau, II shall not
be able to find a single man to serve as
my second. Theirs fought q duel. I
must aght too" Finally NJ. Clemen-
ceau accepted, and it was he who ar-
ranged the whole affair, charged the
pistols, and gave the word Of CONF
mand-"Feul ne, deMz, tv0is! The adj
v~ersaries we're placed at q distance Of
thirty PAGES in an open space on the
plain Of Chstillon, where there was
neither tree nor house o any object
in sight Of Importance enough to guide
the aim; the silhouettes Of the COM
batants stood out against q perfectly
clear sky, for the report that the duel
was fought in Q fog is untrue; the
pistols were charged with the regular
quantity Of powder and with regular
bullets by M. Clemenceau himself. M.
Clemenceau chose pistols as the arms
of his principal, for the simple reason
that he did not consider Gambetta to
have sufficient agility to fight with
swords. As for distance, M. Clemen-
ceau had at first proposed ~thirty-fve
PAGES, but the seconds Of NJ. De Four
ton suggested thirty. Gambetta him
self would have fought 1t even five or
ten PAGES, had his seconds ordered him
to do SO; but there was an excellent
eason for separating the adversaries
by rs great distance as possible, namely,
the fact that Gambetta was q very large
man and M. De Fourtou a slender man.
Throughout this duel Gambetta
acted with perfect GOODNESS. On the
eve Of the engagement NJ. Clemenceau
gave him some hints as to the correct
manner Of using his arm and aiming.
The next morning, when he went to
carry him to the rendezvous, he found
Gambetta sitting at his window and
calmly shooting with q revolver at the
sparrows in his garden. While they
were riding out to Plessis- Piquet,
Gambetta wished to smoke, but NJ.
Clemenceau prevented him, saying
that the tobacco would make his hand
unsteady. Gambetta's first words,
when the duel was over, were, "Ah
now I'll light up a cigar Theodore
Child, IN Harper's MdQazine.
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The WHY oft.

First Engl.shman, in New York Harbor
/ say, what do the blawsted hidiots want of
q statoo of Liberty? Why didn't they put
mp a stupendous statoo Of Cerebus guard
ing ELS gate?
Second Engl;shman-Why, doncher know
they wouldn't know which side O the arbor
to put i'm hon!-DetrOit Free Press.
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with repeated and powerful doses Of qninins'
ehills and foyer, In some one Of it, various
forms, springs into active existence again.
often without the slightest apparent provocs-
tioa. To extinguish the smoldering emoers Of
this obstinate and reconcile malady. no less
than to subdus IL when II RACES nercsly in the
system, Hostetters stomach Bitters 10 al sur
fcient. When every resource Of the pharms'
copopia bss been exhausted against II in vain,
the Bitters conquer twill remove every
lingering vestige Of II. Nay. more, the bitteIs
will prot ct those brought within the innuence
of tho atmospheric poison that begets malarial
djseass. from ito attacks. Disorders OF the
stomach, liver and bowels are among tho com.
plants 10 be Apprehended from tho use o.
miasma- tainted water. These are potn cuioo
and prevented by the Bitters. Rheumatism.
constipation and renal complaints yield TO Na
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A Scotchman's Reason.

1t was a noted old Scotch laird, who
when he went to Paris took his ordinary
old country clothes to wear. He met a
friend.
"What are you going about Paris in
those old clothes for?"
"Oh, naebody kens me-" said the laird.
Sometime afterward they mat in the
laird's own country town.
"You've got the sam old clothes, ]
sect"
'Oh, weel. everybody kens me.-San
ErnuciscO (hrOnjcle.
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Birds That KIN Snakes,

The trumpeter-bird is the rag-picker
of the woods and swamps of Guiana,
where he is always at work at his trade,
with his stomach for . pack and his bill
for q hook. He performs . most useful
but most extraordinary service, de-
vouring q perfect multitude of snakes,
frogs, scorpions, spiders, Lizards, and
all the like creatures. But this terri
BILE bird can be made perfectly tame.
On the Guiana plantations he may
be seer fraternizing with the chickens,
ducks. and turkeys, accompanying them
in their walks, defending them from
their enemies, separating quarrelers
with strokes of his bill, sustaining the
young and feeble, and waking the
echoes with his trumpet while he brings
home his focks at night.
The trumpeter is as handsome as lie
is useful. Noble and naughty in his
aspect, he raises himself upon his long.
yellow-gaitered legs, anil seems to say /:
II Inn the trumpeter, the scourge of
the reptiles, and the protector of the
focks!"
In Southern Africa there is another
great exterminator Of feptiles-the
snake-eater or secretary-bird, . mag
nificent creature, who attacks the
largest serpents, making . shield of its
wings and o sword Of its beak. The
name "secretary-bird" is derived from
the plumes projecting backward from
its head, which look like quill-pens car
ried behind ones ear.
In South America, in the very neigh
borhood of the trumpeter's home, there
lives the kamichi,. or kamiki, who wears
q sharp horn projecting from his fore
head and q murderous spur upon each
| of his wings. With these three weapons
the serpents that he attacks are power
less against him and are easily put to
death.
The secretary-bird. the Kamichi, and
the trumpeter form a valiant and useful
trio. The trumpeter has two merits
above the others: the ease with which
he can be domesticated and his musical
talent.
The natives have q saying that he has
swallowed q cornet. Whether prone.
nading or war-making, he fills the ai1
| with his trumpet calls. and at the sound
of his voice Of brass the reptiles take ID
flight.
Presently the bird arrives, tapping
his wings and welding them like {
sword. Having killed the serpent, the
trumpeter sounds his blast of victory
As he Lad sounded his charge.-Y0uth,s
| Communion.
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Good Advice.

my son" said the old man. edo you re.
member what Polonius said in his parting
advice to REPRESENTATION a borrower nor
q lender be'?"
Yes, father" replied the young man
thoughtfully, and I think Polonius was
about half right. "-Ner York Sun.
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Gen'l Samuel I. Given, Ex- Chief Of Po-
lice, Philadelphia, Pa, writes: Years ago
! was permanently cured by st. Jacobs Oil.
] have had no occasion to use it since. My
family keep it on hand. It's healing quail
tiles are wonderful" Sold by Druggists
and Dealers every where.
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WHEN a man has seen the woman whom
he would have chosen il he had intended
10 marry speedily, his remaining a bachelor
viii usually depend on her resolution rather
than on his.
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A Neat Wedding Present,

A practical man in Lincoln County sent
A. a present to a couple who had n grand
wedding last week a bench, tub. wash
board, soapdish and three dozen clothes
pins.-Lcwistorn lMe.l journal.
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Americas Pride

True American men and women, by reason
Of their strong constitutions, beautiful forms,
rich complcxions, and characteristic energy,
Are envied by all nations. 1t 10 the general
use Of DR.. Harter's Iron Tonic which brings
about these results.
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The New Orleans Pic. pune says: The
medical profession is like a basket of
strawberries. There is always room 1t the
ton for the best"
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Syracuse, N. Y.

Syracuse, N. Y.
DEAR SIRs:-I have been troubled with
Rheumatism for the last five years, and IN
til ! heard Of DR.. Pardee's Remedy l had
no rest. After hearing of il, l procured
some of my druggist, and am now entirely
free from the disease.
Respectfully yours,
MRS. ETA HALE, SO Baker Street,
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A WOMAN may be ugly,ill shaped, wicked,
ignorant, silly and stupid. but hardly ever
ridiculous. Louis Desnoyers.
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pR rIERcE's pleasant Purgative Pellets"
cleanse and purify the blood and relieve the
Digestive organs.
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The proprietor Of the plain Dealer, "
Fort Madison, Iowa, Mr.. j. H. Duffus,
writes: Two years ago l was cured Of
rheumatism in my knee by St. Jacobs Oil;
have had no return; two applications did
thn ~ork "
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TIE best cough medicine 10 Pioo's Cure for
Consumption. Sold everywhere. 26c.
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WHEN all so-called remedies fail, Dr.. sage's
Catarrh Remedy cures.
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THE proper study Of womankind 10 mans
pocket book.
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The c%onquering woman is the %concurrine
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and MaIaria

! Aad bsen sick for several years. bsdnG troubled
ehasoy with dyspepsia and malaria. ! had medical
eaasadnce. but only grew worse. until cns day In
reeenary ny wife brought me . bottls Of Hoods sar
moef1a. which seems to have entirely cured ma, =
xhsve not been troubled BY any ailment since taking
~ JouN EnsxyHx. Chilicothe, Ohio.
1heve taksa not quito . bottle Of Hoods eassape-
ma ~ must cay II IL one Of tbs best medicines Tor
dvtn4 - aupstits md reEulatnR III A5gestivs organs
0e1I sysr hoard Of. II Atd me : srsst dsA sf gooA.-
llae. 4. i. szAHLR1. Canastota. NY.
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Jordan, N. Y.
GENTs:-For a year past l have been
badly afflicted with rheumatism, at times
very bad, and for o month before I COM
menced using your remedy, could hardly
sleep nights. One bottle Of DR.. Pardee's
Rheumatic Remedy relieved me of the
pain, and l now sleep as well as ever, and
feel like recommending it to oil who are
thus afflicted. Yours truly,
MRS. ANN DARLING.
Ask your druggist for DR.. Pardee's
Remedy and take no other. Price, 81 per
bottle; six bottles, IS.
Pardee Medicine Co., Rochester, N. Y.
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From a gentleman Of LOckpost.
aud er-president Of the Nesr York Ststs
Pharmaceutical associations:
Lockport, N. Y, April l6. 1886.
Pardee Medicine Co.:
GENTs:-In reply to your communica-
ton OF April 18th, l take pleasure in stat.
ing that for years physicians and druggists
have been trying TO secure a remedy for
those obstinate and painful complaints
such as neuralgia, rheumatism and nerv-
Gus headaches, to which every one is liable
who lives in this climate, and, until quite
recently the ,ffoits of both chemist and
doctor have been unsuccessful. but ]
am pleased at last that such . remedy is
found in the compound Of DR.. Pardee's
Rheumatic Remedy. I recommend it to
all who are suffering with rheumatism. l
have yet to hear of tho first case of rheu-
matism which it has not greatly relieved,
and where the remedy has been used ~
directed, nearly every case has been per-
manently cured.
Respectfully yours,
F. X. SWEET.
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IN IN a. COMMERCE.


DUa No oseaoo Gastrooosn1o Pe6nt
nanDsa ~ 1Sas Drnnsasrs.
M WfxtxAM Nrn:-Knowing that ron are .
lxend oe ~ travelling man, No Do noe hesttste
- 81 your opinion or advice - b what course
y ehosid par.ns Y : matter q vital i'm
bef4. lsousA Red Cloud, Nsb, he leading
hostlsrr there, insists upon cutting ono pic IN
sixteen piecea. which only gives one-six1eenth
Of 3 pie 10 tho commercial man. We have re-
monstFated with him about this, but without
avail What shall Ne do about III Please
Will Rem,
HARnY HICKS.
GEORGE THOMPSON,
e. @. LINDSAY.
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veal could viii 6inSuity coa the room
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Assta he'd been restored, ana SSderns e ssnd the fui PARTICULAR
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ssa commence The " ef .FSvcs1ts Pn.seipHon,' had cnt The
local tsest tns % fully and plainly laid down therein, and we're
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onA " III dSuKGists. u; ax for y. 1rsDarsd 81
bSG !. HOOD : Co. Lowell. Maes.
100 DosOe ore Dollar
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The 'Favorite Prescript,
poor suffering women
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Mn. 3. +. MoRGAN, Of No. y Lexington st;
wa . dreadful sufferer from uterine troubles
Having exhausted the sAil Of three ply
eictanos ] was completely discouraged. and q
weak could with dfmCultY crum the room
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ment OF myself q
attending to the
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OD, Wet. e~VeryUouy keHH We'-O"
Francisco Chronicle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-10

fen-rod az mach I'm tbs great staple fabrics III "ooc
and cotton goods IN Iron, in Steel I'm all the thonssha
and one shapes in which they arc wrought
"Tcn-fold as much = that is, ten-foid as
much as it would increase our export trade.
There is ambiguity here, no nee Tor IN
honest misinterpIctatiOn. The statement Is
absolutely clear, precise. unmisiaEaI'e' but
"Tho Evening Post" must do something: II
cannot ignore the interview 1t must SUI seek
TO hOodwink decent readers. sui keep It's com
pact with those who have bareaincd Tor indc-
cency. And so, employing quot 'tioh mark as
the rCadicst means Of deception. 1t mu'llateS
the statement which il prctcndS to copy hy
leaving out the words "as much rcvcIScS
the order Of the propositions as convenient
aid to svindl:nc. puts l.c into Mr.. Blaincs
mouth. and then proceeds iab0rou>iT TO rcfutc
it by reductio ad obSWinm argument to show
that tcn-fold Our present importations i. &c
lines specified would diain the country of every
coin within its borders. and stji leave - at
the mercy Of foreign creditors for hopeless
deficit.
There is a grovcling mcannc>s in such
piece Of l,navery which would make TIL
tappcr or a sawdust man blush for his conicd-
crate No ordinary or extraordinary oversight
or inadvcrtcncc can account for. nor Gck Of
memory excuse it. The authentic statement
was under the writer's eyes as he wrote. for
he quoted verbatim all the words which 1t
suited his purpose TO quote. II was We q"
deliberate as it was malignant; unless. indeed,
the Editor OF "Thc Evening Post" wishes 10
plead the excuse Of sheer idi0cy-of idl0cy
completely filling the measure Of Blacl's'onc's
definition. Between these two alternatives We
chccrfully leave The Post and It's readers
10 choose.
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should be promptly exr- ~ hepuo'io'i"'
in Congress.
THE BLAINE INTERFIEW At THE WHI1A
HOESE,

|
.,. &c ,on,or,,c1 tho President rs the TWO
fingered in the dininF-rcom and helped tn''9'.'.'
g. ,r.thcr niece of lie. Dan please tell me far
and eouarc-how does this interview WIFI WI
,loine which The TrIBrSt prints leave my
Message? I'd take it as n great l"Vor II you It
give ne Il Perfectly candid reply"
~No no. said Dan H.. face growing ms crimson
no ono of the famous rel sunsets. don't leu :
tail, NJ Tat matter. Let's talk oil the Hh"Rr-
,eor., n controversy. What dost thou think sire
Of having an edition of thy Message 49, l'h ID
yoionnl.. Bv the way, Speaking Of roses }
lo.rl n good story at the Hoffman House the
last time ! o.o
~u.n.g interrupted Mr.. Cleveland in severe
,orc. IL wi not bc put of in this manner.
in.i,t lrcn an answer t. M question. You've
read tAc Blaine interview. suppose
~Of col,sc. Of coursr sire, every body has icao
%, rt,,y plainlv the Washington Monument SHOWS
,r,,, ,r:, window The a.;usion TO the WASH
i,,,,on Monument reminds ~ of WHY rehar"
that orr friend Colonel FeNows-
pan such conduct is ur"oithy OF you
rooucst Il all earncstucss uat You Shail 'I'"'
nae with irankrces. AMI you tn'h d'al ear !"
nav cntrcatv. Now I tc' Won one" '"F al 'i"'
will net be diverted isDm my pup 49, 'oi''
mond Won to give me direct. nhV"i h'Su''
answer to my query. repeat it-h"| aces t'N
...,.r,:.,r with Nh. Bla.., Leave ply Message
,ibc breath of the rriVate secretary came PuicK
an ;l.oI messenger boy, Great bends OF per
.,,;-otion showed themselves upon ms "o". Al
r,,,h after b.acng himself with Vt another
,.,.,t.r Pc. he turned LIS eyes srrowlull!
'o., his chief and Observed: wit peas repeat
! .' ,,,,.,;,n2 Trust me. | shall Luc answer
make" .l
:. --fu
Ar l;oin,-Icavc my Messasc? surely il is not
n hard ,uery to catch tie amt o. i"''
Dan. Come, ont with it,
~S;rc. hast thou ever seen n ping bat mat ha'
icon s,cppcd upon ~ an elephant? Art thon
,..,;ii,r with the ucrsonal appearance o. pun
-. lie cnc.c.s from an encounter with Lightning
c>,rc., train? Ddst ever happen while SoJourh-
;,'. .r ia rural scene, to .aZe upon the remains
- ,hc hired man that had been drawn through
g., ,hrc.l iu,, nachincp Can-t thou recall no"
Co., TARGET look, after a company OF sharlsho''e'S
,.vc cot through amusing themselves at 4n
esp n~"' Ia,
YES. Ten. I larpcn 10 hay" socn sn'h h"I
.r,, . LuI. such a hired nan. such target
r,, WHY do ,ou refer 10 such III nrs now Have
g., uof o-vcu me your word that you "ou'"
,.,. it>wcr make 10 NY request
v;r, orc wild convul.ivc shrek that tore fhe
weather ,trir. on the front doors AMI gave th'
dor, Hector n iit. Dan cNc,amd; We'll Inv
,i,inc intcrvicw-l cannot tel f". sire-le't
,opr Nc>.acc closely resembling that crushed
ming ha,. pat pui,criz.d hull. that ground hirel
man. that ri,ldlrd target. D',t forgive me- sire
r,,,e VA. n ,au,c Then Mr. Cleveland re-
,,,,l,.d m trecz.n, toncs-at least 90 below zero
"Yc. forgive ,ou this time hut hereafter \o"
,,.l ,I,. .. not 10 ohtrulc upon me your opinion
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